ABOUT DANIELLE
Danielle L. Christenson
Danielle Christenson is licensed in Nevada and California.
Danielle L. Christenson began her legal career in Minden in 1991. At Heritage Law, her work focuses on Estate Planning, Trust & Will Services; Updates to Your Estate Plan; Trust Administration; and Probate, plus attorney local-counsel matters in Nevada and California.
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
A career rooted in Northern Nevada.
Danielle began her legal career as a law clerk to District Court Judge Norman “Norm” Robison in Minden. Her experience spans private practice, public service, and work within the courts.
Education and credentials.
Her education and professional credentials include:
- University of Nevada, Reno — graduated with distinction
- University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, Sacramento — W.I.C.H.E. Scholar
- Licensed to practice law in Nevada and California
- Certified Mediator
THE HERITAGE LAW APPROACH
Legal guidance built around the matter in front of you.
Estate, trust, and probate matters can involve unfamiliar documents and decisions about family, property, and responsibility. At Heritage Law, we focus on the legal issues that apply to your situation and explain the options that need attention.
Start with the facts that matter.
We begin with the circumstances that brought you here: a new estate plan, an older trust, a trustee responsibility, a Nevada or California estate, or a property question connected to the matter.
Understand the role of each document.
We explain the purpose of the documents and decisions involved so you can understand what they address, who they affect, and which questions still need legal guidance.
Use a regional legal perspective.
Danielle’s legal career began in Minden in 1991. That background is relevant when an estate, trust, property, or family connection crosses the state line.
Request a consultation with Heritage Law.
Whether you are putting a plan in place, reviewing an existing trust, acting as a trustee, or dealing with a Nevada or California estate, Heritage Law can review the general legal matter you want to address.